Smart Buildings and districts, our realizations, our vision EU Delegation in Japan Feb 24th, 2015

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1 Smart Buildings and districts, our realizations, our vision EU Delegation in Japan Feb 24th, 2015 Yann GRYNBERG, Asia Sustainable Construction & Open Innovation Director, Bouygues Construction Pierre MUSTIERE, Representative Director, Bouygues Asia

2 BOUYGUES Today Roads B/CW Property (1986) (1952) (1956) 96.6% 100% 100% CONSTRUCTION 2013 revenue 33.3bn 128,000 employees 80 countries (1994) (1987) TELECOMS MEDIA 90.5% 43.7% 2

3 Ongoing Project (HIKARI - Lyon) Page 3 3

4 Ongoing District Project (example) Residential district 2013 City 2014 ISSYGRID Commercial district ,000 housing 5,000 inhabitants 160,000 m 2 of offices 10,000 employees Schools Lighting PV Storage EV 4

5 Other ongoing office projects Green Office Meudon Green Office Rueil m 2 Delivered in July 2011 Photovoltaic and cogeneration m 2 Under construction To be delivered in October 2014 Photovoltaic and geothermal power m 2 Under construction Photovoltaic and geothermal power² Green Office Bordeaux Green Office Batignolles Green Office Gentilly m 2 Ongoing project Photovoltaic and geothermal power PARIS DOWNTOWN m 2 Ongoing project Photovoltaic m 2 Ongoing project Photovoltaic and cogeneration 5

6 A realization : Challenger LEED Platinum, BREEAM Outstanding HQE Exceptional. 6

7 Challenger Completed in July 2014, after 4 years, Challenger is one of the first ever tertiary buildings renovated to an energy positive level. Challenger is a showcase of the group s expertise and leading know-how in sustainable construction. Key features: Super insulated buildings: 88% of the glass cladding replaced by a double-skin façade Ground (ground-source) and air (air-source) heat pumps VRF air conditioning system with variable water flow 25,000m² of photovoltaic panels Wastewater and rainwater is treated and reused on site through artificial wetlands - zero water goes to sewers, and water consumption is reduced by more than 60% Individual LED Lighting to reduce energy consumption Renovation on an occupied site Positive impact on biodiversity 7

8 Challenger Facade renovation Solar farm & two trackers 8

9 Challenger CONCLUSION Energy consumption (regulatory conventional scope) BEFORE 310kWhpe/m²/year AFTER -0.41kWhpe/m²/year Photovoltaic energy production 0mWh/year 2,500MWh/year CO2 emissions 22kg/m²/year 0kg/m²/year Water consumption 59,000m 3 /year 28,000/m 3 /year Waste water discharge (Grey and Black Water) 40,000m 3 /year 0m 3 /year 9

10 a partnership for sustainable community 10

11 The correct dimension for sustainable and smart urban development : the community Between smart and sustainable approach at scale of cities or buildings, the community level is for Bouygues Construction the dimension for Optimum energy micro grid and storage Sufficient for water management Adapted to waste management optimization Economically performing for shared and additional services Bouygues Construction offers a methodology for partnership with local stakeholders to share a vision and design and engineer new communities 11

12 Formed by our experiences in construction In 50 years Bouygues Construction has developed competences and expertise in all that constitute a city Housing Public amenities and facilities Shopping and business centers Civil works and networks Green City in Zurich Publics areas Canning town in London EcoVillage in Val de Reuil Issygrid in Issy-les Moulineaux 12

13 let s share our vision Working with local authorities for new types of communities, we aim at developing new neighborhoods More lively, more communal and more intense More efficient, more renewable and greener More connected, smarter and more intermodal 13

14 in a partnership for your sustainable and smart community projects 14

15 in an Overall approach 15

16 to develop a cross fertilized project with innovation and partnerships 16

17 Conclusions Energy and Eco-cities must be addressed globally and locally. Ecosystems and business models are being tested A major source of opportunities and partnerships Reality / contraints Opportunity / business Innovation/ anticipation

18 THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION Yann GRYNBERG, Asia Sustainable Construction & Open Innovation Director, Bouygues Construction, Pierre MUSTIERE, Representative Director, Bouygues Asia,